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Synonyms for Genet:
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n.
• animal Other relevant words:
- Garran ,
- Garron ,
- Genette ,
- Sheltie ,
- Shelty ,
- Viverrine Mammal ,
- Waler ,
- Zibet ,
- animal ,
- antelope ,
- armadillo ,
- author ,
- barb ,
- bat ,
- bayard ,
- beast ,
- beast of burden ,
- bidet ,
- bitch ,
- boar ,
- broncho ,
- bronco ,
- broodmare ,
- buck ,
- buckskin ,
- capon ,
- cart horse ,
- cattle ,
- cayuse ,
- charger ,
- civet ,
- civet cat ,
- cob ,
- cock ,
- colt ,
- courser ,
- cow pony ,
- creature ,
- critter ,
- diplomat ,
- diplomatist ,
- doe ,
- dog ,
- draft horse ,
- drake ,
- dray horse ,
- elephant ,
- ermine ,
- filly ,
- foal ,
- fur ,
- galloway ,
- gander ,
- gelding ,
- goer ,
- hack ,
- hare ,
- hart ,
- hen ,
- hide ,
- horse ,
- hunter ,
- jade ,
- jennet ,
- jument ,
- kangaroo ,
- ketch ,
- mammal ,
- mare ,
- mongoose ,
- mustang ,
- nag ,
- opossum ,
- pack horse ,
- pad ,
- palfrey ,
- pelt ,
- pig ,
- platypus ,
- pony ,
- post horse ,
- punch ,
- racehorse ,
- racer ,
- rat ,
- roadster ,
- roan ,
- stag ,
- stallion ,
- stud ,
- thoroughbred ,
- tit ,
- writer .
What are the hypernyms for Genet?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
carnivore, feline, mammal, mustelid, predator, quadruped, ungulate, carnivoran, feliform, viverrid.
What are the hyponyms for Genet?
Hyponyms are more specific words categorized under a broader term, known as a hypernym.
hyponyms for genet (as nouns)
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animal
Viverrine Mammal, viverrine.
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animal
What are the holonyms for Genet?
Holonyms are words that denote a whole whose part is denoted by another word.
holonyms for genet (as nouns)
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animal
Genus Genetta, genetta.
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animal
Usage examples for Genet
France, it will be remembered, sent the Citizen genet over to the United States to take advantage of the supposed gratitude of the American people for aid during the Revolution to fit out privateers and to make our ports bases of operation against the British.
"American Merchant Ships and Sailors"
It must be admitted that genet would have had an easy task, had he had but the people to reckon with.
"American Merchant Ships and Sailors"
We Americans are apt to regard with some pride Washington's stout adherence to the most rigid letter of the law of neutrality in those troublous times, and our historians have been at some pains to impress us with the impropriety of Jefferson's scarcely concealed liking for France; but the fact is that no violation of the neutrality law which genet sought was more glaring than those continually committed by Great Britain, and which our Government failed to resent.
"American Merchant Ships and Sailors"
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